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SaltWater FT... me, rizen, soupie, scarface...

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  1. PearlJammer PearlJammer is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 2:51am)

    Anyone I'm leaving out?? Gl ya'll!
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  2. PearlJammer PearlJammer is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 3:21am) in reply to PearlJammer

    final 3... Rizen, me, and double r30 (all p5'ers).... I'm playing like such a donk
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  3. scarface_79 scarface_79 is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 3:38am) in reply to PearlJammer

    must be nice to make a set or quads every other hand.lol take it down
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  4. double_r30 double_r30 is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 3:59am) in reply to scarface_79

    yea gg prearl....
  5. PearlJammer PearlJammer is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 4:03am) in reply to scarface_79

    what a tough river for rizen...

    Game #1407736912 - Tournament Salt Water - 400/800 No Limit Texas Hold'em - 2006/04/11-01:51:43.0 (CST)
    Table "Salt Water 3" (MTT) -- Seat 7 is the button
    Seat 1: PearlJams (40,208 in chips)
    Seat 4: double_r30 (39,386 in chips)
    Seat 7: Rizen (25,406 in chips)
    double_r30: Ante (50)
    Rizen : Ante (50)
    PearlJams: Ante (50)
    PearlJams: Post Small Blind (400)
    double_r30: Post Big Blind (800)
    Dealt to PearlJams [ Kc ]
    Dealt to PearlJams [ Js ]
    Rizen : Raise (2,200)
    PearlJams: Call (1,800)
    double_r30: Call (1,400)
    *** FLOP *** : [ Jd 9c Ks ]
    PearlJams: Check
    double_r30: Check
    Rizen : Check
    *** TURN *** : [ Jd 9c Ks ] [ Jc ]
    PearlJams: Check
    double_r30: Check
    Rizen : Check
    *** RIVER *** : [ Jd 9c Ks Jc ] [ Ts ]
    grape_ape_ said, "gl pj and rizen"
    PearlJams: Check
    double_r30: Check
    Rizen : Bet (4,000)
    PearlJams: Raise (37,958)
    double_r30: Fold
    Rizen : Call All-in (19,156)
    *** SUMMARY ***
    Pot: 53,062 | Board: [ Jd 9c Ks Jc Ts ]
    PearlJams bet 40,208, collected 67,864, net +27,656 (showed hand) [ Kc Js ] (a full house, jacks full of kings)
    double_r30 lost 2,250 (folded)
    Rizen lost 25,406 (showed hand) [ Th Td ] (a full house, tens full of jacks)
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  6. PearlJammer PearlJammer is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 4:03am) in reply to double_r30

    gg man... was fun final 3 :) We got 3 handed fyi with 200/400 blinds / 25 ante... avg. M was 51. Talk about a great structure!!
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  7. double_r30 double_r30 is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 4:10am) in reply to PearlJammer

    yea that was nasty ...after winning the pearl tourney last nite and tonite i think i am starting to like dise ..i never really played there a lot.....
  8. timzc1 timzc1 is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 4:13am) in reply to double_r30

    pearljam plays some good poker, nice first, against a SOLID field.

    --tc
  9. Nate Jizzle Nate Jizzle is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 11:34am) in reply to timzc1

    do you always play it so slow PJ? I can see how it worked out pretty well here because of the one to the straight...but dont you think plays like this are obvious to a good player...im just wondering your thought process, and how often you actually do this? Thanks in advance...

    Nate

    Grats on the finish btw!
     
  10. Ari Ari is offline

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    Apr 11th, 2006 (4/11/2006 11:38am) in reply to Nate Jizzle

    PJ is one of the tighter players around, so if he bets everyone will know they're beat and run. Therefore, slowplaying, a strategy that is ussually not very good, works well here.

    However, a player like mantis or bel0w, who would bet there when they miss, should def, be making bets when they have the nuts too, as they are very likely to be paid off.
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